Thanks for the enlightenment. I hope things like TTS are treated as first party citizens though rather than an afterthought as that’s primarily how I consume novels.

Sorry, what does that mean in layman’s terms? It sounds like a step backwards?

Genuinely made me laugh.

And what about the people who use AI to help fix their English so that they’re clear in what they’re trying to say because English is their second or third language?

Rejecting AI output comments but accepting PRs, seems weird to me. Sometimes I want to say something and then feed it through an LLM to take off any aggression or confrontation.

I love the bleeding edge and all that comes with it, but I’m not willing to give up on a lot of the apps I use and to be honest, I don’t wanna give up on Material 3 Expressive either.

Reading this makes me happy.

Thank you. Just what I needed.

You know they’re eager to serve ads directly into brains.

I would start the investigation there.

I’m running my Jellyfin on a Raspberry Pi, and it runs like a dream, so there’s definitely a config issue afoot.

Where does that user: 30000:30002 come from?

Also that PUID/PGID seems wrong for a standard config.

Here’s mine:

jellyfin:
    image: jellyfin/jellyfin
    container_name: jellyfin
    environment:
      - PUID=1000
      - PGID=1000
      - TZ=Europe/London
    volumes:
      - /opt/jellyfin/config:/config
      - films:/data/movies
      - tv:/data/tvshows
      - jellyfinmeta:/config/metadata
    ports:
      - 8096:8096
    restart: unless-stopped

Try dropping the user and changing your PUID and PGID back to 1000 and see how you get on.

Can you post your docker-compose.yaml so I can compare it to mine please. Make sure you obfuscate your IP addresses and ports.

How have you set up Jellyfin?

Can the person that downvoted this explain why please?

To answer this question, you need to look at the fact we live in a capitalist society.

What does that mean? It means that at every turn people are trying to make money.

How is that relevant to Linux? Well it’s two prong. First you need to look at the fact that the people at Canonical has Microsoft envy and so want to make money. Secondly, you have to look at the fact that the people Ubuntu have Microsoft envy and so designed their walled garden in a manner that uses Microsoft as inspiration.

Okay…? So if you’re building a walled garden and the smarter people have no desire for the disk space bloat that said walled garden comes at a cost of, how do you get them to move over other than making the sane, superior and slegacy (shush, I wanted the alliteration) way untenable.

So what am I saying? It’s all about shitty walled gardens and inferior software design, coupled with a lack of resources to maintain applications.

I’m glad you found success. I’ve heard a few good things about gluetun.